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duval_robert
Current Visiting Fellows and Guest Scholars
Expertise
Labor Economics; Economic Development; Applied Econometrics, Economics of Immigration
Regions of Interest
Mexico, United States, Latin America.
Current Project
The Mexico Data Web Project
Publications
Duval has several unpublished manuscripts that focus on earnings mobility in Mexico, among which are "Dynamics of Labor Market Earnings in Urban Mexico, 1987-2002" and "Earnings Mobility in Argentina, Mexico, and Venezuela: Testing the Divergence of Earnings and the Symmetry of Mobility Hypotheses” (with Gary Fields, Maria Laura Sánchez Puerta, and Samuel Freije). Other publications include “El trabajo doméstico y los salarios. Un estudio para los hogares mexicanos” Revista Mexicana del Trabajo y la Previsión Social, no.3, January, 2003, STPS; “Management of Oil Windfalls in Mexico. Historical Experience and Policy Options for the Future” (with Stephen S. Everhart), Policy Research Working Paper 2592, World Bank, 2001; and “Leading Indicator Project: Lithuania” (with Stephen S. Everhart), Policy Research Working Paper 2365, World Bank, 2000.
Academic Background
Robert Duval earned his BA degree in Economics from the Centro de Investigación y Docencia Económicas (CIDE) at Mexico City in 1998. Before starting his doctoral studies, Duval worked at CIDE as editorial assistant for the journal Economía Mexicana, and at the World Bank, Mexico Office as a Consultant. In January 2006 he obtained his Ph.D. degree in Economics from Cornell University. He currently teaches the undergraduate courses “Economics of Immigration” and “Economics of Mexico” for the Department of Economics at UCSD.
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